What Are The 16 Sanskaras in Hinduism?
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- What Are The 16 Sanskaras in Hinduism?
In Hinduism, rituals or sanskaras are milestones in a person’s life and hold sacred importance. It is believed that sanskaras purify the soul and cleanse sins not only from the mortal body but also from the immortal soul. Literally, Sanskara means culture, making perfect or refining in Sanskrit. The sanskaras, as preached through Vedas, inculcate in a person through the karmas of life. They subconsciously leave impressions in people's minds which build their characteristic behavior and perception of the world. This insight brings them stability, calmness, and inner peace. As one fails to decide which way to proceed in life, he relies on the samskaras or sanskara to provide guidance. The Vedic scriptures identify 40 sanskaras. The 16 major sanskaras, known as the “shodasha sanskaras” are the most pious ones. In Hinduism, every aspect of life is sacred, and before the auspicious beginning of any activity, there is a celebration. This celebration of the rites of passage of a man to different levels or stages of life, from conception to cremation, form the sanskaras.
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These are so important, it's such a shame, that in today's world and our contemporary lives, it has become difficult to practice these, dependant upon where you live around the globe; however, we can recognise and fully appreciate the sentiment behind such rituals etc.. In the UK, there is a saying, give me the boy (age 5) and I will give you back a man (youth to adult yrs); as in the first 5-7yrs are so important with regards to internalising norms and values, certain teachings etc.., maybe Gunas is a term that can describe. I can honestly say in my mature years now, that the company you keep, is of the utmost importance in life, even if it means distancing yourself from family slowly. This is the best advice I would give to anyone - watch the company you keep in order to have a happy, peaceful and meaningful life and always make time for the Divine. Namaste & TY.
Great 💯👍
From conception to death every milestone of man or woman's life is acknowledged in my sanskaram🙏 more we drift apart from roots which is 100'0's years old, we are confused and feel lost the purpose of life!
In Southern states we follow all these sanskaras
We as indian all over India all follow the same culture ❤
We northeastern hindus follow it too
In our culture, we still practice all the 16 sanskaras even today
In Nepal we follow at least - Jatakarma, Namakaran, Annaprasana, Upanayana, Bibaha, Antyasti, and sometime others also
Great information and beautiful illustrations😊
There must be a world beyond this world... the indian heaven. When i saw the taj mahal i remembered a little bit.
Thank you so much for this, every Sanatani must know of it
Awesome information, thanks Somuch for researching documenting and illustrating the concept. Dhanavadaha 🙏
It is spelled D-H-A-N-Y-A-V-Ā-D-A-H-A
SO PURE SO GOOD SO SACREAD CULTER PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW IT WITH THE MEANING
Please make a video on 16 kalayein
It’s 64, not 16. The “chausath kalas”
@@What.does.it.take. sorry my bad I am just learning
Very beautiful video. Thanks a lot for this information
Nice ❤
Very Informative!!!
Very good information
Some of these sanskaras are still practiced till date
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they used Sati pratha image for antyeshti
Shame
Upanayana Sanskar is performed just before the child is sent to Gurukul only .,.
Do not spread misinformation